Managed by the Museum Management Unit of the DKI Jakarta Provincial Culture Office, Maritime Museum is a heritage building that was once a warehouse used by the VOC (Vereenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie; the Dutch East India Company) to store spices. It is located at Penjaringan, North Jakarta, on the west side (westzijdsche pakhuizen) of the Ciliwung River, adjacent to the historical port of Sunda Kelapa. Maritime Museum displays various collections related to the Indonesian archipelago maritime and seafaring, such as traditional boats - both in original and replica, traditional fishing gear, traditional boat building technology, navigation tools, artifacts found from archaeological excavations, and others.

The Textile Museum is a museum under the management of the Art Museum Management Unit, the DKI Jakarta Provincial Culture Office which was inaugurated on 28 June 1976 as an effort to preserve traditional textiles and to increase public appreciation of Indonesian traditions and cultural heritage. The Textile Museum is located on Jl. KS Tubun No. 2-4, West Jakarta, adjacent to Tanah Abang Market, the largest wholesale center in Southeast Asia. The Textile Museum has various collections of traditional textiles from all over Indonesia and several countries such as woven fabric, batik, embroidery, clothing, and traditional textile making tools. Umbul-umbul (flag) of Cirebon Sultanate made in 1797 is one of the collections of the Textile Museum's masterpieces.

The Formulation of Proclamation Text Museum is a national-ranked cultural heritage managed by the Ministry of Education and Culture. It was built in the 1920s by a Netherlands architect, J.F.L. Blankenberg, in a European architectural style. During the Japanese occupation, this building served as the house of Admiral Tadashi Maeda, a high ranked officer in the Japanese Navy, who lent it as a place for the formulation of the Indonesian independence proclamation text on 16 ? 17 August 1945 by the Nation’s Founding Fathers; Soekarno, Mohammad Hatta, and Achmad Soebardjo. As a witness to one of the most important episodes in Indonesia’s journey towards independence, this museum has its own dedicated exhibition rooms to display the situation when the historical event of formulation the Indonesian Proclamation of Independence Text happened.

The National Archives of Thailand has collected, maintained, and conserved various textual and audio-visual archives. The glass plate negatives are originally printed Collections from Reign of King Rama V to King Rama VII. It is the first photographic technique by using glass plate negatives and was popular during 1855-1935. These collections are including the photographs of the Thai king and the royal family, It also presents historical evidence featuring social, cultural, political, and foreign relations activities of Siam to the world. Moreover, it also represents the culture of ASEAN countries.

Tugu Inscription was found in Tugu-Village, Koja Sub-district, North-Jakarta. It is carved on andesite-stone with writings of Pallava script and Sanskrit language. The form of Pallava letters used indicates that it dates from the middle of 5th Century.